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United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service P.O. Box 1458 Bismarck, ND 58502-1458 May 20, 2003 TECHNICAL GUIDE NOTICE ND-40 This notice transmits field office specific information on Wellhead Protection (WHP) Program areas for Section I, Reference List. In addition to the nearly 300 North Dakota communities that rely on groundwater as their sole source of drinking water, there are numerous non-community water systems with wellhead protection areas. These areas are found near recreation areas and public facilities that have their own water source. The North Dakota Department of Health (NDDH) has developed and is implementing a proactive groundwater protection program called WHP. The Federal Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1986 created WHP and delegated authority to implement the program at the State level. Groundwater protection is accomplished at the local level through the voluntary actions of the individual public water supplier throughout the State. Please review the attached map(s). As you work with producers in the WHP areas, consider the WHP Program as another resource issue we should address. Should you require the specific information, please contact NDDH, WHP Program, Division of Water Quality. Filing Instructions: File the following field office specific WHP in the Water Quality and Water Quantity Section of the Reference File. County Field Office Area Barnes Valley City Clausen Springs Recreation Complex Barnes Valley City Little Yellowstone Park Barnes Valley city The Lodge and Peanut Bar Benson Minnewaukan Crossroads Cafe Benson Minnewaukan Pleasant Lake Rest Area Benson Minnewaukan Sullys Hill National Game Preserve Billings Dickinson Cottonwood Campground #6 Billings Dickinson Prairie Elementary School & Jr. High School Billings Dickinson Sully Creek State Park Billings Beach De Mores Chateau Billings Beach Burning Hills Amphitheater Billings Beach Medora Campgrounds #1 and #2 Billings Dickinson Club 85 Bar Billings Dickinson Painted Canyon Overlook #7 (More) Distribution: All FOTG Holders (transmittal sheet only) Attachments to: FO listed The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides leadership in a partnership effort to help people Conserve, maintain, and improve our natural resources. An Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer Page 2 of 5 County Field Office Area Billings Dickinson Four Corners Cafe Billings Dickinson Peaceful Valley Ranch #2 Bottineau Bottineau Metigoshe Ministries Center Site Bottineau Bottineau Metigoshe Ministries - Pelican Lake Bottineau Bottineau Duane Jacques (Water Hauler) Bottineau Bottineau Maid O Moon Shine Campground Bottineau Bottineau Metigoshe Drive Inn Bottineau Bottineau Sandy Lake Recreation Area Bottineau Bottineau Twin Oaks Resort - Pilgrim Park Camp Bottineau Bottineau Birchwood, INC. Bottineau Bottineau Group Camp Complex #71 Bottineau Bottineau Strawberry Lake Campground Bottineau Bottineau Pelican Lake Campground Bottineau Bottineau U.S. Customs Service - Antler Bottineau Bottineau Washegum Campground #72 Bottineau Bottineau Boat Ramp #74 Bottineau Bottineau Carbury Recreation Area Bottineau Bottineau Crookston's Resort Bottineau Bottineau Hahn's Bay Recreation Area Bowman Bowman Bowman-Haley Marina Burke Bowbells Jeff's Water Service Burke Bowbells Senior Citizens Building Burke Bowbells Wangsness Truck Burke Bowbells Northgate Port of Entry Burke Bowbells The Food Barn Burleigh Bismarck Tops Restaurant Burleigh Bismarck Driscoll Cafe Burleigh Bismarck Long Lake NWR Burleigh Bismarck Pioneer Park Burleigh Bismarck Tops Motel Cass Fargo West Fargo Stockyards Cass Fargo K & K Construction and Repair Cass Fargo Knickerbocker Liquor Locker Cass Fargo Flying J Motel Cass Fargo Kojak's Bar Cass Fargo Mom's Place Cavalier Langdon U.S. Customs Service - Hannah Cavalier Langdon Border Central High School Cavalier Langdon Jack's Bar Cavalier Langdon Hannah Bar Cavalier Langdon Munich Cafe & Bowl Cavalier Langdon R-J's Bar Cavalier Langdon U.S. Customs Service - Sarles Cavalier Langdon Munich Public School Cavalier Langdon Sarles Bar Dickey Ellendale Oakes Golf Club Divide Crosby Ambrose Community Well Dunn Killdeer Pinky's Club Dunn Killdeer Mel's Marina Dunn Killdeer Little Missouri State Primitive Park Dunn Killdeer Crossroads Restaurant Emmons Linton Beaver Creek Recreation Area Page 3 of 5 County Field Office Area Foster Carrington Town & Country Grill Foster Carrington Schoolhouse Cafe Golden Valley Beulah Outpost Motel Grand Forks Grand Forks Roma's Pizza Grand Forks Grand Forks Larson's Drive Inn Grant Carson Schatz Point Grant Carson Rimrock Recreation Area at Highway 49 Grant Carson Rimrock Recreation Area Grant Carson Downstream Recreation Area Grant Carson North Side Trailer Area #2 Grant Carson North Side Trailer Area #1 Grant Carson Northshore Concessions Grant Carson Crappie Creek Recreation Area Grant Carson Crappie Creek North Grant Carson Heart Butte Farmers Union Camp Grant Carson Lake Tschida - Residence/Downstream Griggs Cooperstown Red Willow Lake Resort Hettinger Mott Harvest Moon Restaurant and Lounge Kidder Steele The Big D Kidder Steele Pettibone Public School Kidder Steele Crystal Springs Rest Area Kidder Steele Dawson Cafe Kidder Steele Elks Camp Grassick LaMoure LaMoure LaMoure County Memorial Park LaMoure LaMoure Good Oil Company Logan Napoleon Beaver Lake State Park Logan Napoleon Napoleon Livestock Café McHenry Towner Deering Township Well McHenry Towner Towner State Nursery McHenry Towner Mouse River Farmers Union Camp McHenry Towner Camp Bentley McHenry Towner Cozy Corner Cafe McIntosh Ashley Wishek Livestock Market Café McIntosh Ashley Doyle Memorial State Park McKenzie Watford City Watford City Golf Club McKenzie Watford City Watford City Eagles #3543 McKenzie Watford City Tobacco Garden Recreation Area McKenzie Watford City Theodore Roosevelt National Park - North Unit McKenzie Watford City PDQ Club McKenzie Watford City Pangers Rest Area McKenzie Watford City McKenzie Ranger District McKenzie Watford City Long X Saloon McKenzie Watford City Juniper Campground McKenzie Watford City Johnsons Corner Christian Academy McKenzie Watford City Arnegard Cafe McKenzie Watford City Arnegard Ball Park McKenzie Watford City City of Alexander McLean Garrison Triangle Y Camp McLean Garrison Indian Hills Resort McLean Turtle Lake Hunter's Lodge McLean Garrison Douglas Creek Rec Area McLean Turtle Lake Asbury Camp Meeting Assoc. Page 4 of 5 County Field Office Area Mercer Beulah Voyager Cove Camp Mercer Beulah Lake Shore Estates Mercer Beulah Beulah Bay Recreation Area Morton Mandan Fort Lincoln State Park Morton Mandan Rud's Interstate Standard Mountrail Stanley Traynor Park Mountrail Stanley New Town Marina Mountrail Stanley Brendle's Bay Incorporated Oliver Center Minnkota Power Cooperative, INC. Oliver Center Center Mine (BN) Oliver Center Cross Ranch State Park Pembina Cavalier ADM Corn Processing Pierce Rugby Wolford High School Pierce Rugby Rugby Golf Club Pierce Rugby Rugby Eagles Aerie #3834 Pierce Rugby Corrigidor Bar Pierce Rugby Big Jim's Ransom Lisbon Sand Dune Saloon Ransom Lisbon Englevale Rural Water System Ransom Lisbon Enderlin Golf Course Richland Wahpeton Lidgerwood Park Richland Wahpeton Lake View Supper Club Rolette Rolla U.S. Port of Entry - St. John Rolette Rolla Kelvin Klinic Bar Rolette Rolla International Peace Gardens Rolette Rolla Garden Gate Golf Club Sargent Forman Geneseo Bar & Café Stark Dickinson Trappers Campground Stark Dickinson Tennis Court Well Stark Dickinson Stockmen's Livestock Café Stark Dickinson South Patterson Lake Well #6 Stark Dickinson Queen City Park Well #5 Stark Dickinson Knights of Columbus Club Stark Dickinson Beach Well #2 Stark Dickinson Baker Boy Supply Stutsman Jamestown Sportsman Bar Stutsman Jamestown Medina Rest Area Stutsman Jamestown Lakeside Marina Campground Well Stutsman Jamestown Cargill Malt Stutsman Jamestown KOA Campground Stutsman Jamestown Crystal Springs Baptist Camp Stutsman Jamestown Amoco Petroleum Products Terminal Stutsman Jamestown Smokey's South 40 Campground Stutsman Jamestown Smokey's Pressure System #3 Towner Cando U.S. Customs Service - Hansboro Towner Cando Finn Rest Area Towner Cando Big Coulee Dam Rec Area Walsh Park River Fordville Public School Walsh Park River Orvin Loftsgard Water Hauler - Kjos Springs Site Walsh Park River Waldo's Bar Ward Minot Valley Inn Cafe Ward Minot Superpumper Page 5 of 5 County Field Office Area Ward Minot Roughrider Camper Park Ward Minot KOA Campground Ward Minot Granite Springs Water Co. Ward Minot Glen Berg Water Hauler Ward Minot Des Lacs NWR Wells Fessenden Hurdsfield Dairy King Williams Williston VFW Club Williams Williston Tioga Golf & Country Club Williams Williston Spring Brook Bar Williams Williston Round Prairie School Williams Williston Larry's Bar Williams Williston Grandview Motel Williams Williston Garden Valley School Williams Williston Fort Union Trading Post National Historical Site Williams Williston Fort Buford State Historical Site Williams Williston Buffalo Trails Campground As additional WHPs are developed by the NDDH, WHP information will be distributed to the appropriate field offices. /s/ MYRON P. SENECHAL State Resource Conservationist Attachments.
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